Sentence examples for to possibly understand from inspiring English sources

In this work, we have further investigated the Trp in order to identify the site for the tryptophanyl radical formation, among the 26 Trp residues of the enzyme and to possibly understand the protein constraints that determine the selective formation of this radical.

I have asked many people abroad what they think about Donald Trump, to possibly understand why he has such success in the Republican primary election so far with several racist comments, among several other blunders, behind him.

Such an admixed gene pool could be an important source of genetic information on pathogen evolution in real time to possibly understand how gene acquisition and loss on a population wide scale shape virulence and fitness in different pathogens.

Research on symptom reporting might also be an alternative pathway to describe and, possibly, understand the medically unexplained multisymptom conditions.

Much of the criticism presented Sandberg as a superficial, fashion-obsessed Marie Antoinette muscling her way into a milieu she didn't belong to and couldn't possibly understand.

"If you don't come see what I have in Bath," he said one day when he invited me to visit, "you cannot possibly understand how strange I really am.'' Blahnik has a daunting, almost imperial bearing; he was born to wear a cape.

The point is that regardless of your feelies about Girls, it is how the aggregate of non-us people will begin to maybe sort of possibly understand the legit plight (LEGIT PLIGHT) of the post-college pre-real-life woman and that on its own is the revolution, so shut upupupupup.

Just a bunch of creative types with no one else to talk to, no one else who could possibly understand, except other creative types.

There are just the American guards that he is trying to avoid — they couldn't possibly understand his sensitive mission — and a camp full of hiding spaces and shadows.

Won't government minders lead them around by the nose, showing them only what President Bashar al-Assad wants them to see? How can they possibly understand what is going on in a situation that is chaotic at best, homicidal at worst?

What is so disappointing about Chamberlin's analysis is that CIOs can't possibly understand how to use social media if they've never really used it.